A group of teenagers have successfully lobbied the Yukon government to ban conversion therapy, the first territory to do so.

Dr. Brendan Hanley, Yukon's chief medical officer of health, describes the enthusiasm for the vaccine and the territory's plan to reach urban and rural residents.

The Kwanlin Dün First Nation, Yukon's largest, is celebrating the finalization of its modern Lands Act. The act allows the First Nation, the territory's largest private land owner, to allocate settlement land to its citizens.

In Whitehorse, those pesky parking tickets just got more annoying. For the first time in almost two decades, the city has increased the fees.The move isn't sitting well with some business owners. George Maratos reports.

The Yukon and federal government are spending $17 million over the next eight years to help reduce risk of wildfire in Whitehorse, Teslin and Haines Junction. The money will go toward building fire breaks and trimming trees.

The Yukon Energy Corporation is looking for a licence renewal for its Whitehorse hydroelectric dam. The Yukon Water Board is holding a public hearing that started on Wednesday. Representatives from First Nations and the Yukon government...

The default is currently 50 kilometres per hour within city limits. City and council says the changes would improve safety. Cali McTavish has the story.

Adam Lougheed pleaded guilty to driving while prohibited, dangerous driving causing death and failing to remain at the scene of a fatal crash. That's in relation to a hit-and-run last June that killed Joseph Morrison.

Whistle Bend is the fastest growing neighbourhood in Whitehorse. There are currently no places to buy food or essential items in the area. Northern Vision Development is looking to build a retail space to change that.

Parents of athletes in remote communities across northern Canada can be faced with a difficult decision: stay in their home with their support network, or uproot everything and move to give their a child a chance to play competitively....

Organizers moved into the space earlier this week and, as they told us, it's a big step in preparing for the North's largest sporting event.

It's part of a plan to replace the drier conifer trees in the area with aspens, which hold more water. The CBC's Gordon Loverin stopped by to talk with the team about the project.

Launched in partnership with local health professionals and the University of Alberta, the government is hoping to attract and retain doctors in the territory. The first participant will be a new graduate who grew up in the Yukon.

Launched in partnership with local health professionals and the University of Alberta, the government is hoping to attract and retain doctors in the territory. The first participant will be a new graduate who grew up in the Yukon.

The Haines Beer festival is this Saturday. After some discussion among the local businesses all 3 agreed to make the trip. The CBC's George Maratos tells us more.

School superintendent Christine Franes sent an email to parents Friday morning, asking them to pick their kids up from the soccer field behind the school as soon as possible. Emergency vehicles and school busses were spotted at the...

The U.S. wants a Whitehorse man to be extradited to Oregon in relation to a homicide case in the state. Cole Sinclair faces a number of charges, including first-degree murder. Jackie Hong reports.

It's officially that time of year again, when Whitehorse smells like fresh doughnuts, local veggies and optimism. The Fireweed Community Market is back. CBC's Virginie Ann dropped by Thursday to check it out.

The Whitehorse hospital says it’s once again able to safely sterilize surgical instruments. This marks the end of the two-month disruption. Gabrielle Plonka has the story.

When it comes to Arctic security, the North is still friendly with the United States. That was one of the messages out of a different conference in Whitehorse today. Gabrielle Plonka has the details.

First Nations families can claim money for being discriminated and broken apart under Canada's First Nations child welfare system between 1991 and 2022. As Virginie Ann tells us, the Council of Yukon First Nations is expecting to see...

The federal government is cutting more funding aimed at helping in the search for unmarked graves at former residential schools. It's money communitites have been relying on for years now. Caitrin Pilkington reports.

That was the focus of a two-day summit in Whitehorse which wrapped up today. Virginie Ann has more.

Building permits are a key part of getting housing built. The City of Whitehorse is confident it can process them quickly this year. It's trying to avoid a repeat of last summer's permitting backlog. Joseph Ho tells us about the city's...